25 years of motor boats.1960-1984.by Alex Mcmullan

[oldgit]

What a wonderful little book.(Page 127 is best)Is it not about time somebody did another book.
Or would it not sell so therefore nobody will publish it.

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[Freebee]

I think it was Byrons secret weapon, its a pity they did not publish the next part i sure it would be a best seller.

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[petem]

I see they've still got some copies for sale at Amazon <A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/ASIN/0713634596/latecharters-21>25 Years of Motor Cruisers, 1960-1984</A>

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[kimhollamby]

Re: 25 years of motor boats.1960-1984.by Alex Mcmu

This evolved from a series Alex wrote as a resulot of a commission I gave him for MBM back in the early 1990s. The books you can buy are part of the original print run (I think) -- certainly it was a slow seller. Drawings were all hand done in those days, loads and loads of work.

Alex would be the man to persuade to add the next period but I think he is still traumatised after gathering all the shreds of evidence for the first one!

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[Renegade_Master]

I bought it when I was looking to replace the P32 in 1999. Helped me shortlist 5 aft cabin boats very useful too.

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[Freebee]

Re: 25 years of motor boats.1960-1984.by Alex Mcmu

I must admit that I bought my copy when it was remaindered in a chandlery sale,but for those of us that can't afford new boats its invaluable. And its also helps with all those trivia questions that come up on here.

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